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About Caja Rural de Teruel, Sociedad Cooperativa de Crédito

Caja Rural de Teruel, Sociedad Cooperativa de Crédito, is a Spanish cooperative credit institution based in the province of Teruel (Aragón). It belongs to the Grupo Caja Rural institutional protection scheme and uses shared group platforms and services such as Banco Cooperativo Español for treasury and correspondent banking, Rural Servicios Informáticos for technology (Ruralvía digital banking), and RGA for insurance distribution. Its activity focuses on retail, agricultural, and SME banking, offering current and savings accounts, term deposits, debit and credit cards, SEPA transfers and direct debits (with Bizum for person-to-person payments), consumer finance, mortgages typically referenced to Euribor, agricultural and agribusiness lending, guarantees, POS acquiring, and basic international services via SWIFT, along with foreign trade support for businesses through the group. Access is provided through branches, the Grupo Caja Rural and EURO 6000 ATM networks, online banking and the Ruralvía mobile app, with strong customer authentication under PSD2 and card tokenisation compatible with major mobile wallets used in Spain. Fees and conditions vary by product and customer profile; maintenance charges can depend on domiciled income or usage, and the legally mandated basic payment account is available under Spanish regulation. As a cooperative, clients can become members and participate in governance through the general assembly, with results allocated according to cooperative law to reserves and statutory funds. Deposits are covered by the Spanish Deposit Guarantee Fund up to 100,000 euros per depositor, and the entity is supervised by Banco de España within the European banking supervision framework. Account opening requires standard identification and tax-residency documentation in line with anti–money laundering rules; credit products are subject to approval and affordability checks, and mortgages follow Spanish legislation on early repayment, fees, and precontractual information. Complaint handling is conducted by its customer service and, where applicable, an ombudsman, with escalation to Banco de España’s complaints department available if internal response deadlines are not met.